Law Office of Mark Stevens
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Salem, NH 03079
Telephone: (603) 893-0074
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Admitted in all state and federal courts in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Representing clients in criminal defense matters, including narcotics charges, drunk driving charges, Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), Operating Under the Influence (OUI), and Driving Under the Influence (DUI). Representation of clients at Department of Motor Vehicles (NH) and Registry of Motor Vehicles (MA) hearings and appeals.

NOT GUILTY DWI CASE EXAMPLE: OCTOBER 15, 2008

Driver charged with DWI after driving the wrong way down a one way street…

DWI CASE EXAMPLE: A police officer on a DWI patrol stopped a driver for driving the wrong way down a one way street.  The officer activated his blue lights and stopped the driver.  The driver pulled to a stop normally and showed the officer his license and registration.  The officer smelled an odor of alcohol and interrogated the driver about drinking.  The police officer then ordered the driver to perform a series of roadside acrobatics known as “field sobriety tests”.  The driver allegedly “failed” these subjective tests and arrested the driver for DWI.  At the police station, the driver chose to give the police more evidence by blowing into the black rubber breath hose.  The alleged result was a .13.  Because he cooperated and blew into the breath hose at the police station, the police piled another charge on the driver: DWI per se.  This is a charge that drivers suffer when they blow into the breath hose and get a reading of .08 or higher.  After the arrest, the driver hired Attorney Stevens to fight the DWI charge.

 READ ON TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED…

NOT GUILTY VERDICT AFTER DWI TRIAL: OCTOBER 15, 2008

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Please note-this is an example of the disposition of a recent New Hampshire “Driving While Intoxicated” (“DWI”) case. It is by no means a guarantee of any particular result in any other case.

TRIAL:      The state produced the testimony of the police officer who arrested the driver and administered the breath test.  Attorney Stevens objected to the alleged breath test result and successfully moved to exclude any breath test evidence at the trial.  This caused the DWI per se charge to be dismissed at the close of the state’s case.  That left the “stand-up DWI charge” to be determined.  At the conclusion of the trial, the driver was found NOT GUILTY. 

RESULT:  NOT GUILTY ON DWI CHARGE!!!

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Attorney Stevens thanks God for this successful defense!!!

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE:

“But he who looks carefully into the faultless law, the law of liberty, and is faithful to it and perseveres in looking into it, being not a heedless listener who forgets but an active doer who obeys, he shall be blessed in his doing.”

James 1:25.


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